Sentence examples for certainly when compared from inspiring English sources

"Certainly, when compared to some Eastern European countries, Turkey is quite a sophisticated and developed country".

Certainly, when compared with Australian sprinting, O'Gorman suggested So You Think had been something of "a giant among pygmies".

CBT isn't merely effective, it is also relatively cheap – certainly when compared to the spiralling costs of medications such as antidepressants.

In the United States, as Mr. Lieberman noted on Monday, polls show that religious belief remains unusually widespread, certainly when compared with Europe.

Yet there's a more troubling emptiness at the centre of the film, certainly when compared to Milos Forman's The People vs Larry Flynt (or even PT Anderson's Boogie Nights).

And Wisconsin's statehouse politics, pre-Walker, were by all accounts relatively decorous, constructive, and law-abiding, certainly when compared with those of its neighbors Illinois (Rod Blagojevich, George Ryan) and Minnesota (Jesse Ventura).

This approach makes a plot that seems rather simplistic--certainly when compared to the plays mentioned above--appear more complex.

It certainly pales when compared with a Derby horse like Big Brown, but anybody involved in racing knows that no victory is inconsequential.

Duffy's 18 weeks for extreme drive-by nastiness is certainly harsh when compared with more privileged trolls, for whom re-education or a period of disgrace are considered ample.

However, the observation period of these animals was certainly limited when compared to year-long duration of fibrogenesis in humans.

Remark 1 We note here that the recursion formula (2.2) which is certainly cumbersome when compared with Picard iteration was developed for the class of nonexpansive maps because the simpler Picard sequence will not always converge for nonexpansive maps.